I had been wanting to try the BRRRR method for about a year since hearing it on the podcasts and this home projected very good numbers on the BRRRR calculators.

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I’m exploring them now.

Can you all recommend what's the most reliable method of finding foreclosed properties, including bank and court foreclosed

Looking to get some clarity on this matter -- a lot of people on BP suggests a percentage method, which I think can be a miscalculation for cheaper and older SFHs because a lot of capex is fixed, but rental income, size of house, vintage of house, type of neighorhood factors into the calculation.

Ultimately, I suppose it just matters what I can accept, but trying to more methodical about it

I am very curious as to the must have or 'should do' rehab to either increase value in my home to possibly start using the BRRRR method or for basic tenant improvements.

I am very curious as to the must have or 'should do' rehab to either increase value in my home to possibly start using the BRRRR method or for basic tenant improvements.

One of the first areas I would recommend exploring is how much cash do you have available that you are willing to part with for this venture?

@Patrick MenefeeFor clients in NJ, I’ve seen it work best using the BRRRR method.